The two girls are Mato Kuroi and Yomi Takanashi from Black Rock Shooter.

This is how the packaging looks!

These two don’t come with any optional parts, but there is a base for them hidden at the bottom there. I’ll go into more detail about the base a little later.

Mato Kuroi and Yomi Takanashi!

Takanashi’s name is very clever in Japanese – the kanji for her name mean ‘Small’, ‘ Bird’ and Playing’. But ‘Takanashi’ also means ‘No hawk’, because small birds will only play where there is no hawk around!

The energetic Mato and the refined Yomi both manage to keep their personalities and look adorable in Nendo form!

That little gap that let’s you see Mato’s waist is priceless!!

This is how they look from the back!

They use the usual stands for Nendoroid Petites with a prong to push into their backs. Mato’s twintails are fitted on an axis so you can move them up and down! It’s so cute!

A special diorama base for the girls!

Oooh! The road they walked on!! ((((ﾟДﾟ)))

If you choose to display them on this base it’ll make them look as if they are walking to school together!

The two bases are both the exact same size so they look really nice together!

Seeing all four of them together at once really stirs up my emotions!! (´；ω；｀)

You can put other expressions on them!

(Although expressions from some products might not fit them.)

This expression comes from the Nendoroid Petite Fate/stay night set’s ‘Saber Lion’ Nendo! This is an incredible level of cuteness… it’s like I could forget all the bad things in the world just by looking at the two of them like this…

Let’s change her into Miku!

For those of you who are too lazy to exchange the expressions, you can take the easy way out and just exchange heads entirely!

If you have a lot of Nendo Petites then there are so many weird and wonderful combinations you can make!